Israeli minister's speech disrupted at London university
Aletho News / Aletho News
29-Oct-2009 (one comment)

Students protested and disrupted a lecture tonight at the London School of Economics (LSE) by Daniel Ayalon, the controversial Deputy Foreign Minister of Israel.

More than 50 students and activists greeted Ayalon outside of the lecture on LSE's campus with placards and banners, while inside audience members heckled the controversial minister as a "racist" and "murderer" in relation to the illegal occupation and violence carried out by the Israeli state.

Ayalon was in the UK to meet British government officials and speaking at the LSE ahead of these talks in a lecture titled "The Middle East: The View From Israel." Security at the university was tight, with private security and police officers keeping a close watch on protesters. The minister began and ended his lecture amid boos and chants of "Free, Free, Palestine" while his speech was interrupted relentlessly throughout with audience members questioning Israel's atrocities.

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Farhad Kashani

Shah Gholam, So where is the

by Farhad Kashani on Fri Oct 30, 2009 04:59 PM PDT

Shah Gholam, So where is the biggest criminal of them all, Khamenei, hiding these days? Khamenei is hanging by a thread since he knows people don’t want him, and he knows the world community is preparing to change him with violation of human rights in Iran as well. And also, where are you going to be hiding from the wrath of Iranian people since you are an IRI supporter?


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